⚠ Key Privacy Concerns

Wag stores your home entry codes (lockbox combinations, garage codes) with no stated expiration. Their real-time GPS tracking runs continuously during walks, and walker devices have no security requirements. Home access information has been accessed by unauthorized walkers in past incidents.

Data They Collect

📊 Data Collection Scope (25%) 25/100

What they collect: Home address, entry codes (garage, lockbox, alarm), real-time GPS, pet health details, photos of home interior, work schedule patterns, emergency contacts, payment data.

👥 Third-Party Sharing (20%) 30/100

Who gets your data: Walkers get home access codes, extensive ad network tracking, "business partners" receive pet ownership data, insurance partners get pet health info.

🕐 Retention & Deletion (20%) 35/100

How long: Home entry codes retained indefinitely. Walk history and GPS data "retained as needed." No automatic purging of old data.

☑ User Control & Consent (15%) 42/100

Your control: Cannot use service without providing entry codes. No self-service deletion. Must email support and wait for manual processing.

🔒 Security & Breach (10%) 38/100

Security: No encryption specifics for entry codes. Walker devices unmonitored. History of unauthorized access incidents. Vague breach notification.

🔍 Transparency & Access (10%) 40/100

Clarity: Policy uses vague language throughout. No data export feature. Must submit formal request for access.

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